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- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 date "2000-09-30".
- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 first "Natasha".
- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 isCitedBy List_of_LGBT_characters_in_television_and_radio.
- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 last "Cooper".
- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 publisher "The Times".
- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 quote "Pascoe, edgy, ambivalent about his work, and far better-educated than Dalziel, makes a terrific foil, as does Sergeant Wield. In the first few books Wield is little more than a walk-on character best known for his incredible ugliness. Later, he allows his close colleagues--and the reader--to learn that he is gay. Later still, in The Wood Beyond, Hill allows him to have a happy relationship with an antiquarian bookseller.".
- ca2d9cf836685dc7773ba09b36868c0d8322b6eca4caeb78328057d690bc1c96 title "Inside the mind of a crime writer".